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it , eac•h 1. ,epaitmont, wit le execution +4 tact► shall be inserted in the Bulletin ut the Laws. .ct~ - ?ed h , hi; :ii ti: (Signed) " NAPOLEON." MIvISTRY OF MARINE. Accon ,, t of prizi,tr,ade by French cruisers, and carne ilno the ;carts, frign 12th Oct. 11110, to 15th _ Nov. sattiO•year The Fountai., English nag, ”rrivbd at Cdais, 180 tens, with rock ditto, 69 ton,, wit coal., ,T:re Haz:ird, ditto, 'arrived ai Perri's, 80 ith.de: , ..s. The Palatox, ditto, at Brest, lemons 44, trom Spain The Harmony, &t+>, with sali and anehovie,. The Li.• berty. sait provisions. The George, ditto, at bie.ppe, teo tots, with p . otigh, &c. The Dope., do. at liiepp•:., with wipe, cork- wood, &c. The Nnt blL, do, .1 Dieppe,_ 10.5 tbps, u jai port wine. The Aolante, ditto, at Dieppc, 107 tons, rock salt, had, &c. The Brothers, ditto at - Calais, tl6 tons, Tene ritfe wine. foe 114trunaid,.ditio, at Cilais, 37i witn thnber. The Peter; ditto, at Graveltnes, 260 tons with tunber. : The Orphan, ditto, at„Calais, 110 . _ tons, with iron. The Kitty, Unto, at Calats, I 16 torts, with oat;. The Industry, ditto, at Calais, 58 lons, oxs, and butter.. The Sally, ditto, at Calais, 100 'tons; in ballast.- Ihe W►tham, ditto, at ,plais, with brick.;.. The Four Brothers, a. Iqurlailk. The Lord Collingwoou, ditto, -at Morlaix.' The Sarah, ditto, at Gravelinesf 130 toot, with oats and butter. The Falmouth, ditto; at Doutogne, to:►s, with oranges and lemons. The Four Brothers, ditto, as Brost,' 15U tors, coffee, &c. Santa ditto, at Morlaix, with .:masts, &c. SHIP 4 RUN AGROUND. -The Ann,, chit. , at Boulogne, 340 tons, with tithber. kite &lira Pdtrick, ditto, at Boulogne, 139 tons, ccials; The Texel; ditto, at 13ouiogne, 91 tons, c als.. Tne Cottnt'r, ditto, 'at Boulogne, 206 to4:s ; armed with t, carromtles. REdAPTURLS 31.14)E FROM THE gwEmY. 'The Betsy, Aitietir.an flag, it Dieppe . ; . 230 tor,s, wi h rotes:, Julius diro, hr Dut,kirk, 5 0 tons, Ait II pUiaSIF, dy , Ihe Ant, ditto, j eoprnbagen.. Vrow Bertnio4, at 41;nsterclain, 6%• tons, in tia)fast. The VroW Berendima, ctitto, ai Amstetdanr. Vrow Jun- Winn, ditto,at'Airisterdani, 70 tons; in i.all.ist. Toe -Papperhurg flag, ILO, tons, goit ! skip%. -The Vi ow Anti.), ditto, a Aihsto , datn,.l4o tons, in last. Tile Jon°, die to, at ilel-voetsinys-, 300 •ions, - %Alai st-';11. 1... e Yung, Laink'rt, Oldenburg tlig, at AinsterOam, iOO t n , , it!.. cheese. The Zee Mew, Dutch fig, at Aingterd,zini, in ballast. The Barth onto, at Ht,11.-Gerswys, „ • PrerENsu9k - ov, Nvv. have received good new, from St svia; •Gtnet,i:, SAS ~as there oVaitted see. era! successes. "furk,; bare evacuated - a fort cu. ibe Daut.thf.,. TCI.• attempttct to avt: itstii 'at WiLw eli , L as 6e.,.11 dc- ft-ate:t 'hey were al) kieled- or -wkeri. li , ky str c,ut, ,t,-,..0 - (l4s ago, for• Rodkhuuk. Puiitott got!: off . tolmorlow t, . )in , • • B.V.LALETIN CRY OYER OW; or THE. ItUE . SIAN AII:`11 - IN, GEOIiGIA. " There has be •n received !ruin M. Thortnasow, Genera: of eavah v, and eonitwinding, in chief the troops in orgia, a buil.-tin, la.ed the ipili Septem ber; from CA : . emu'?at Re.sesatiis.si, which c..ntaitiS the details of a signal victory - whir h seveial b tit alion a , :d a corps ofTartat e:ividry ovei a corps of 10,000 Turko, ne.kr the iortresi of Acital kaloki. Sartlor of . Erivan, Hussein Kuli Chan, and the Czarowitch of Georgia, Alex.,cder, Gene -1;11 of the Persian army, having failed in , their at tempt, advanced with their best troops into the pro vine.t-of 'row whence they mitictied into the Pac,l:lik of A-halzyk, on tt.e frontiers of Car thaluda, w 1 it a design to join the forces- of Scherif - itch and then to march upon Teffis. Lieneral Thormasow; having • received advices of t is, atniaticed by forced marches • upon the bolt of Zalki; and Laving benii•d his baggage, he hastny formed a detachment consisting of the gth and 15th regiments of Chasseors, 200 Cossacks, and the Tar tar cavalry, coninianeett by Major-G:!nerai the "4r guts Padiucci, who had orde” . S to penetrate by !orced into mountain, covered with snow, wheie the enemy thought himself sate, and, to a, tack his camp' during night. `This enterprize was crowned with the most brilliant snee,ss. Our troops, under favour of the bad weather, approached the enemy's camp in the bight ot the 4th Sept. it, the greatest silence, and undiscovered, The Marquis Paulucci then clivi,feci his detachment irro two columns, and ordered Gil , - net Lissanewich to attack t e camp by- the rig:it fi-ak, While Cilonel Peschuskii marched against the lel: flank. Our troo t , s executed these movements in the greatest Silt.llCe, and . with such -precision, tit the advanced posts of the enemy did nut percive them, till the mohrent when they t;ot very near the camp. Our two r.olurims then opened',o very brisk fire, attacke::. the c-mvp with the boritiet, and, cut to pieces ail the Turks . and P'..rstans whom Cuy found there. The- . terror with which l.he enemy was seized became general. The Turks, • unable to comprehend how our-brave soldiers could - penetrate into the- c trip, threw them selves, out of their stingy, into the ditches Withil) their reach, The Sardar, Hussien Kuli Chan, and the Czarowitch Alexander, led, halt naked, up on the first discharge, iritni avaihng themselves The Darkness, took retuge in the ditches. The guard, which was near their tents, attempt, fi N to resist,w as tabied, Two Persian Chaos, and ~ ove 700' men lay dead on the sprit. Our sharp shooters, .who went tree cinches, caused au equal loss to the enemy. , • • , ramp, very rich,,Was the prize of the con quetors, as well as four colours, of winch one bor ing th e aims of , Persia was that :at the Sardar. t;:e arms and jewels were taken, w.lll a great nutn ber or h Ism The other etfe6s, consisting 4,t rich pquip.‘g,s and teats, of which only the half could be carried off, skew Committed to the flames. Eleven Generals alai zhwait L. a., 1 pri ,llQuers; • the latter died of his wounds next 'dry. It is almost incredible that this brilliant viaory cost us only 4 killed and 17 wounded," STocatioi.u, Nov. 13.—The Diet yesterday ter minated its shtings. His Majesty upon throne, and havini the Prince Royal at his side, presided.,ai this ceremony. Among the last resolutions adopted by the Slates, is that which bears, that the ex•king Gustavus " Adolph:l4 and his po , terity. a're banished for ever from tilt!. Sttedish tent itory, aid prohibit, ci from ever entering * wider pain of &nth. The civil list has been considerably diminished by the mea sures of economy which the Diet has introduced in to several parts of the public expence. MAI I.S ARK tvEn—zLisbon, t Malta, t Water ford. PRICH OF STOCKS THIS , DA AT Trv.Lv O',LOCK. 67a t Red. Ann. Consols - - - €1 S N. - 66}1 3 . 01-F1 0;:,, inefßE FALSU.NI Atimi.AT? L ADO A. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 ; 1810. ,1 Windsor eastle. Dec. S. aro. " His MAJEiTY has passed a sleepless night, and is not ikuite so well as he was yesterday. H. R. REYNOLDS. fc H. HAT -Fold). cc. EBilin4N. "M. hAILLIE. • "R. WILLIS." • We hive this day made some fUrther extra& frnM• the French Papers. Among them will be :ound 'a Decree of the Swedish' Diet, for banishing their lawful Severeign and his fAmily for ever from 'Sweden. We think that in this 'respea the Diet have aaed with perfea consistency, •having vOlunta ,tilysonsented to become the slaves of a . foreign ad :ventnrer, and . sur'rendered the independence of their Country, 'hey were ,quile_ right in condemning to • exile a hero who had emulated his ancestors, in en- . deavouring to maintain the ancient g l ory of Sweden. We have extraaed also a - Decree of BUONAPARTE'S repeebi.g the press, which chews that be is quite as anxious to dept Are the people of France of the tne, , ns of obtaining information, as he. is to prevent their enjoying the luxuries of colonial produce. Yesterday morning the QuEim and Princess ELI ZAZETLI, took an. in a cat riage by iMaidenhead, , &c. and returned to the Palace about two o'clock'; t Hey ,were accompanied by Ladies ft.cn Es- TER ChANLEY. The Dike of CAAIBIIDGE. .Plit)crsseS AUGUSTA and SoPHIA, look an nit g uu !,orseba",k in Wilid.nr Palk, accompanied hy.Lord. WAL4INGHAM, Lady. ELY, and Generals 11 , 1 1 :41vEas and - CA RTw RIGHT. We are very sorry to say, P rincess M Altv i g no t well enough to take an airing with the Qt./ fILN and theot her PR INCESSEi. Yesierday we received some letters and papers from Ca.lrz. They are to the t 2,11 ult. Our Cor-,, respondent confir ms th e accounts we have already published respeeting the improteTent of the health of that pt ce and also et-Gibraltar. a CADIZ, Nov. 11.--I any happy 'to infinin you that the fever which at - Hid e d this place has beef' overcome, arid that the partial appe arance w hi c h i t made at Gibraltark as I uplertand k has had no seri oui died ? and ‘vas indeed almost entirely confined to 'he transports in . the Bay. We have no news here, but are - looking anxiously to events in Portu g3. In the mean time, a constant firing is kept up between the C ast l e Of P unta l es and the enemy's batteries." , • INDIA HOUSE.—Yesterday, a Court of DireLiors was held, when the extra ships Cambridge and Lord Wellington, for Madeira, Madras, and Ben gal, were ordered to be afloat on the 24th "of Ja nuary. David Scott, for Madeira and Bengal; new ship budding a t Cfester, for Madeira and Bombay; *An, for Bengal direct ; to be afloat on the gth of March. gitliam Pitt, Ludy Lushington, and Lord \ Forbes, for Bengal direct, to be afloat on the Bth of April.---The ship Warren Hastings was taken Lp, and stationed for China direct.--,Tne Court ad journ,d at six o'clock, till Tueiday next. - According to the provisions of the Local Militia A6t, th e Magistrates in variods pals are now •dis g chargin all Constables under' 30 years o f age ; as . Several ° Constables have got themselves nominated. by Ste% ands of Manors, fur the purpose of escaping military requisition. FiltE.—Tlais morning about three o'clock, a fire broke out . at the Mexican Hotel, in Lisle -street, Leicester-fields, which ha:l been recently opened by M . SIMEON, Cook td his Royal 'Highness the prince. of \VA Las, and to the late Duke et PuitTLAND. The hou, , was entirely burnt to the ground, and Mr. &oleos/ and his wile, perished in the ttitnes. Thy elegant furniture; tire. as all destroyed, as the flames spread with too mu( h rapidity to admit of saving' any thing. Three fvmale servants saved themsel. es by jumping, almo'st naked, out of the winnows. A waiter uho slept in th:: garret, is s:del t.. be missing; and a boy is so - dreadiuily burnt that his lite is, doubtful. The beiglsh,,nrhp o d ttas p re . servk d. by the th.ckness of the party-walls, o,her - wis-, the fire was so fierce, and rapid in its progress, that it would probably have sprtad w a wide ex tent. The T)ey of Algifls - I)A4 made peke wi.l) Fcince. I3e is Os° eaid lu be pipa ring I , r eseil tofu i d bra .1, fqr thy it I.li AI( 11l LOIRIOLI, CUMISt111 1 ; ur 7igei s , LilinS, 4iid a L:olltbS j 4SZC• , NAVAL L‘TEWS. 6.-Arrived the ElkOf fax,. JOHN EDDINGTOS. master; 'frtirn thence, ktitb a cargo of timber, masts, spars, &C. for his Majes ty's Dock-yard at this port ; sailed on the 27th Oc• tober, in company with tie Diana, with a cargo of timber, bound to Portimouth, under cimvoy of his Maje , ty's strip Goree,. of 18 guns, Captain H. D. BYNG ; parted company with the latter in a 'gale, and with the former on the sth November; the Elk spoke 'some days since a barque from Quebec, with a cargo of timber, bound to London, all well; the Elk brings intelligence that a tremendous hurricane was experienced on the 23,1 Sept. on the coast of America, in which a deal of damage was done. The Caledonia and liosina, that siiled from here for Quebec experienced it on the banks of Newfound land, the fOrmer was on her beam-ends some time, but again righted, and has received coosiderabte da mage;: the latter was 'totally &smiled. The ship IveptuPte,in coinpany t hoSe ships, also received damage, and carried away her tOfirMit. Tile hur ricane lasted four hog's, and it is feared that many ;hips must have founderd. Arrived the ship Ilorizon,.D. WAR LAN, master, belonging to Glasgow ; fwin St. Thomas's, with a cargo,, consisting of cotton, indigo, dye wood, &c. bound to London ; we stated yesterday that this vessel was drivel) in here by a French privateer, 'whiCh afterwards turned our to be the 0. P. prival. deer belonging to this port. Arrived the brig llope, of Perth, Gut loci, master ; from Si. 'John's, New 134unswick, and last from with a cargo of timber for this pone sailed from St. John's on the It; h Svtv tuber, in corn. patty with a ship laden with timber, bound to 'LiverpoUl, under . convoy 'of his Majesty's brig Observateur, of 1 8 gups, Captain F. A. Wrrife- HALL, parted company wi h the latter sl,:p on the 25th following, and shortly after exprienced a heavy 'gale. of wind, in which slit: wis dtsmasted, and was captured on, the 1601 Q..tober by a French privateer, and after being plundered was given up. On the following day she was again captured by a French corvette, and given up immediately. His Mliesty's ship Niemen, of 38 guns, Sir M. S E , : moult, Bart. has detained, and sent in here this morning, the American schooner Betsey, of and from Marblehead, J.-LiNosAY, Master, with a cargo consisting of cotton-wool, indigo, logwood, bound to Bow - deans ; sailed on the sth Nov. Arrived the brig True Blue, NIcKHLS, from Que bec, with a cargo of timber, bound to London ; put in here in distress, being in a leaky state, and having sprung her bowsprit in the late gale ; also the brig Classemont, of Guern , .ey, E. J. its, Master, from St. John's, Newfoundland, w ith a cargo of fish and oil, bound to Loodon, poi in here in distress, having lost. her bpwsprit, sailed on the 25th 061Ober, in company with the ifeet under convoy of his MAjei ty's ship rintelope ; ,parted in a gale, The Elk that is arrived here from Halifax bring intelligence that there were not any nierChantmen at that port bound to England at the time ~ he left it• The Duke of Marlborough picket sails to-morrow for Lisbon, provided the wind is faiy.. • ArtiVed the ship Ocean, of London, FEACY mas ter, from Quebec, with a cargo of timber for this ack-yard. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 7.—Arrived this day his .A . laje:ity:ii ship C'aledonia from Basque Roads; Jas per, from Plymouth ;- and Sprightly from a cruize, iwitb thie loss:of her bowsprit; also the Margaret, SIMPSON, from St. Jolin's, , New BrunsWick, atter a passige of fifty-three days ; and the. Free Briton, YOUNG, from Quebec, out thirty-five days, and experiencing very rough weather. Last evening arrived Lis Majesty's ship Revenge from a cruize off Cherbourgh, and sailed again this morning for same. Sailed his Majesty's ships Conquest with ,a con voy for Guernsey, and the Decoy tor a cruize. DOVER, Dec. 7.—The Goshawk ,tioop of war has recaptured and sent in a Quebec ship belonging to Huli, captured by a French privateer off .beachy Head.. The Royal.i.bas captured and sent in a French nagger privateer, caked the Kitt; of Aoples. West Indianian, having received sumo damage, Is coming iu. Posed to 11 le Dow the Tuom, for St Mich . ers ; at Hamilton, LEITII, tur Jamaica. DEAL, DEC. 7.—S. , iled his :111;:jsty's ship Dcfi- an e on a crtfAze. Ariived the Kotlierine, DAvis, from Quebec. Capt. i.) . th:4t +he snow fi otn Quebec, ior Lou,iou, spa-a cispfureti tins ulcri nini; &mut one kick. k, by a French privatcer, off ;)ouer., At' the bdti.e time anuthurpriv.iteer 'buret du..vt) tu , Aards!' the Kirtherinc, when Capt. DA'VIES iffirdflilately fired, Into him, and be sheered off. Tile privateer that the Royalist captured yester day proves, to -be the King of Aaples, of 1,4 guns ind 65 men ; she is gme for Dover harbour. A fleet of merchantmen are just coming round he South Foreland, supposed to be the Zephyr ant her convoy putting back. YAItMOUTU, DEC. 7.—Sailed his Atijesty's siiip§ Lynx and Vixen. ItemiinNg, - the Roebuck, Partridge, Magnet ' , Cru4er, Bruiser, Etneis, nnd Patriot. PRISOA'ARS OF a.m. The following iS a Copy of a Let te r w hi c h t h e 13 r is :lilt Government hat ordered the Comtnis , iourr of the Transport Bolid to. Send , in reply' to cth the,de tnands of Frelcit Oißcers hete to be releis.d. It proves• titht, alth oug h the NeOcia. ion is biok....n - off, our Government will still soften, as much as posl the-misety of incli• - iduals-, and exchange va on the principle of man fur man., and rapk for tank; such of the FrenCh prissmerE as may obtain thecott sent of their own Government for , their release: " Trxisport.Oflire, Londotii. - " SlR—The Commissioners of his 11.1ajeoy'S . - Tran-port Board h ave rece i ved your leiter, dated the -, and they have directed me to inform you, that - - it is the determination of his Ntijesty's Government .1, not to send back French Othccrs to their own cowl try, until the French Government have' reiex , ,ta • Some English Otiicers, in exchange for the great number of French Officers who hake utuain,:d t his I:ivour &ern the British Guvertint-tit ; ur untillhe FreiCct) Gus erantent have consented to a cartel, upon the lair principle of min kr man, and ra'rk for cOnfortnibly to the constant usage of c•vilized Na tiOns, which his 111 ajestfsCornorisstonz?rs have quently proposed, though their etio.rti to accelerate' an exLitanse have always been inetfectThal. " I am, boivever, tn inform )ou, if l ,the French Guveratneht will seti,t ba k to England au Officer of your rank iti' ext. han. ; e for you, .4- rve4 certify ottkialy to his Britannic M jery' s Coin= missioners, 1:4al, upon your arrival u, rr:mce, zi4 •Ettglislt prisoner of youi r ak shall be teleasod, you insontly obtain your release. " You must see, that in the present state of )onr Government alone is the cruse of your detention in ihis country ; but if you thi:ik proptir to malte, any representations' to your Government, you may rely upon it tt►ar lus Majesty's Commis sioners will faithfully transmit them. I am, Sir, " Your very humble and obedient servant, " ALEX. APLEAIr, Secretary.•• THE THEATAE.—The excellent Comedy o f The Rivals afforded A good treat to the publ►c List night at the Lyceum. Dow•Totr's Sir . 4 / 4 1/01, k,ai exquisite specimen of testy. and impetuous liumobto and Sir Lucius Was as welt supporttd by domN" srox Bnw came forward in tie part of Julia, which she sustaintd with the same good sense', and feeling' that mark-d her previous exeitions.-- - WRENCH is evidently improving ; there was a►z easy spirit in his Captain ditsolute. we see such another Comedy as Ellis from.a,./nocleil Dramatist M. SIEFFINGTON, SO well known in the .rev.' os . of tashion, has presented a new comedy . ip the 14 ceutn Ntwagers, which has been ac..rpted, ‘.l - 41• i 5 soot] to be brought forward. Mrs. JORDAN, who is Dow on her last provincial. ranroo, though her comic powers are in ballyigo"' is performing at Mdncliester. Mr. COATES, the extraordinary Amateuf Per . ' former, was to make his appearance on the srig• 1°" Stage on Thursday last, in the character of firrine°' for the b.nefit of a poor widow and four c Odren. However he might hate appeared in ilk apurned , character, on till.: occasion, the m , !ive must bor y secured him respect and applause. The name of - a new farce which is forthcornifil at Govent Garden Theatre, is said to be "X, Y , '4' " The punsters wi;l, of course, say, that it is wi oleo' by a mun,olleitetr, and with trtittl, as Mr. COLgAg is understood to be the author. The Edinburgh 'Theatre is to be strengthen ed ' during the present season, by the talents of 1 31 KI+' HAM, BANNISTER, and JOHNSTONE, who are gaged to - appear in succession.' Mr. ITARtirsoN is engaged for she Bdth Con" certs,• which so long flourished under the 1314 estimable BAUZZINI, and are now conducted bl r AsHE. Such a chssirall and finiihrd singer 34 HARBISON will, of course, be a p „ w ,,, qu i 3 doitioa to the harrnouic [feat. The 'cline frigate has captured six vessels in t 4 Adriatic. A letter from a Gcneral Officer in the. Allied Army, after referring to the intelligence by the deserters, who came in* during* the movemen! or M ,SSella to Santarem, states - the' ef&aive forco of the French .to consist , of-,--intantiy i 36,0 0 mounted oavalry, 8000,; dismoult.ed, 4000 ; a u the reinforcements expo-cted,.• 30,000. The satliC letter adds, that General HILL and Celovel FANSA had v`'iTh - th - E - 1 - 4 - ;00 Men on the sou t Lent of tht..Tag4s, i `-' x "" ) "'ld at their plrabure ircrusfi the river in three hours. A , coach ma n and groom, atßelmont. near Hereford; were AUffbelted, on Monday, by si r e, ,ng over a 114r ness room, i 4 which charcoal had been borned. C 0.41. MARKET, Daczmasua 7. Ships, at Marker. S)l4 , s suld. Price. Newcil4tle . . 394 • 44 5 . ed• to f,t4i: Suildelland . . . It) • 445. 6 ti ") 5 f, 4 -4 ;" 1 "4 4 • 4:• • - , 4 • 296. Oa- r° 2 Lu'ar, . . . i. ad.